Archives: Articles

Parker said she’s rested and ready to continue her run for mayor, which many believe she will likely win.

Representatives for Stevenson told The Associated Press that he died Sunday but had no other details to share on Monday.

A recent decision by the Pa. Commonwealth Court established a new three-factor test to judge when social posts on public officials' personal accounts are public records.

The 76-year-old Democrat has won a record 14 straight statewide races since 1976. Besides the Senate seat, he’s been governor, U.S. representative, and treasurer.

People close to Fetterman say his relaxed, comfortable style is a sign that the senator is making a robust recovery after six weeks of inpatient treatment for depression.

Residents near Gore’s Cherry Hill plant in Elkton, Md. say their water is contaminated with the toxic chemical PFAS.

The city limits toxic air pollutants like lead and formaldehyde. A policy revision expands the list, but critics say it doesn't go far enough.

Trainees will learn to install heat pumps, which could cut climate pollution, lower energy bills, and keep families cool during increasingly hot summers, proponents say.

The annual campaign addresses the detrimental impact that smoking tobacco has on Black communities, and the history of targeted advertising of menthol-flavored cigarettes.

Prosecutors said they refiled the charges before the day ended.

In its second year, Camden’s mental health awareness walk connects residents with resources in the community.

Live music, food trucks, beer tents, and open space for children’s activities will be part of the three-day festivities.

Rain Poetry features haikus written by schoolchildren painted on sidewalks with invisible ink.

Nurses and other medical professionals held an informational picket at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, criticizing hospital ownership.

Brown was one of the greatest players in football history and one of the game’s first superstars.